Television stars to support animal welfare charity
TV stars are giving readings at a Christmas concert to raise money for animal welfare to keep the Mayhew charity’s clinic going in Kensal Green.
Meet the people trying to tackle food poverty and bring communities together
People of all faiths and backgrounds came together for a meeting to plan this year’s Mitzvah Day project across north London to help tackle hunger and food insecurity.
Queen's Hospital professor meets King Charles
One of the consultants at Queen’s Hospital in Romford gave King Charles an insight into his work to improve healthcare in Commonwealth countries.
'I served on World War II Arctic convoys - I will never forget my comrades'
Harrow Royal Navy veteran Kenneth MacNaughton ran the gauntlet of German U-boats and the Luftwaffe during the Second World War - but lived to tell the tale and reach his 100th birthday.
The therapy app that helps patients track their progress
Occupational therapists have won a national industry award for developing an app at Homerton’s John Howard psychiatric centre for hospital patients.
Deal agreed for project offering homecare to keep people out of hospital
A deal for Barking and Dagenham residents to get home therapy from an Essex care company after illness or an accident rather than having to go into hospital has been agreed.
Students’ 'eye' artwork seen by thousands on digital screen
Artworks created by special needs students at New City College are being displayed on the Old Street 'digital canvas screen.
The 'transformative' scheme for secondary school pupils using historic buildings
A three-year research project has been started in Barking and Dagenham to see how historic buildings can be used to help hundreds of children who are in alternative education.
All the Christmas shows as much loved arts centre celebrates 20th anniversary
A programme of shows, comedy and winter craft workshops opens next month to kick off the 20th anniversary year of Barnet’s Artsdepot cultural hub.
Scouts and cubs 'seriously impress' commander at Remembrance parade
Scouts aged four to 24 from all over Harrow and Stanmore came together for Remembrance Sunday to mark Britain’s fallen in two world wars and other conflicts.
